Benefits of Applique Flags

The three benefits of applique flags are: 

1. Durability 

2. Modifiable 

3. Repairable

Durability 

Though printed flags are often lighter and fly with lower wind speeds required, an appliqué flag is much more durable. The thinner weight fabric used for printed flags does not allow for many of the flag reinforcement options available. Additionally, appliqué flags made of 200 denier nylon are more fade resistant as nylon is dyed fully through the fabric. 

Modifiable

Appliqué flags are modifiable allowing the addition of components that add to the life of your flag. Reinforced tie-down patches, corners, fly-ends, and our own Fly-Tru batten system allow you to display the flag properly while alleviating much of the wind load they incur while flying.

Repairable

At the first sign of wear one can remove their appliquéd flag and return to us for repair. Custom made and commercial grade retail flags can often be cleaned and repaired (assuming the damage isn’t too great) at a much lower cost than replacing the entire flag.

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Fly the flag of the United States regularly & with dignity!

This guide includes official information from the Flag Code of the United States Government. Additionally, this guide includes helpful links regarding caring for, repairing, and purchasing U.S. flags.

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• is FREE!
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Colleges & Universities:

Our expertly crafted flags, banners, and gonfalons are of the highest quality and perfect for graduation ceremonies, recruiting, and game day. Clients Include:

• Boston University
• Assumption College
• Lesley University
• Babson College
• Simmons College
• Wheaton College
• Becker College
• Lasell College
• Harvard University
• University of Massachusetts Boston
• Tufts University
• North Shore Community College

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Whether you're an Athletics Director, College or High School Coach, or the person in charge of your school's athletics banners then this guide is for you!

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